Complying with OSHA 30-hour Course

See also our Complying with OSHA 10-hour course

Students will learn:

The formation and history of OSHA
Penalties and citations
The OSH Act
Fire Protection
Means of Egress
Hazardous Materials
Hazard Communication
OSHA Recordkeeping - injuries and illnesses
Electrical
Lockout/tagout
Confined spaces
Materials Handling
Health Standards
Access to employee exposure and medical records
Walking working surfaces

Materials Provided
Attendees will be provided a copy of course materials.

Course Length and Time
4 Days

Days 1-3 — 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Day 4 — 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Course Attendee Testimonials

"This was an excellent training class. The information was presented in a manner that was easy to understand and follow. The instructor (Jon Wallace) is extremely knowledgeable and delivered the lesson plans professionally. He is dedicated to the student's learning experience and makes every effort to answer all questions. His drive and enthusiasm are contagious, making the class an enjoyable experience.

One might think that a class where the OSHA laws and rules are the topic would be extremely boring. This class was exactly the opposite. Everyone was interested not only in the material being presented, but seemed to enjoy each other's company."

Gary C. Brown
Corning, Inc.

"The OSHA class was an excellent opportunity to learn about OSHA regulations and their affects on our industry. I have gained an enormous amount of knowledge from this course and would recommend it to be offered again for individuals that would benefit from this particular training. I would also like to point out that the instructor (Jon Wallace) was exceptional in his training skills and knowledge of the material in addition to knowledge of our industry."

Errol Dufrene
Shell Chemical Company

"...Everything was smooth and a great experience. I'm very happy that I was given the opportunity to take this course."

Jason Donovan
Rodel Inc.

"This course was very rewarding! I learned so much from it. What I was most impressed with was the fact of you using the slide presentation to show actual pictures of tools, equipment, and work areas from various audits you performed. This helped me identify with what you were teaching from the standards. Kinda like putting a face with the voice! I also like the fact that you were able to quote the lines, paragraphs and even page numbers of where things were located in the standard - very impressive!

"Thanks for all the effort you put into learning and imparting your knowledge to others."

Janie Denmon
Texas Instruments, Inc.

Scheduled course dates for 2009

• February 24–27
• October 6–9